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Hand checks and illegal screens are fouls in basketball. A hand check foul occurs when a defensive player impedes the movement of the ball handler by making illegal contact like leaving a hand on the opponent. A legal screen must be stationary and not impede the movement of a defensive player through contact or taking an abnormal position outside their field of vision.
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